Brisbane Airport (BNE) has announced plans to invest 5 billion AUD (3.3 billion USD) in upgrading its two terminals, while also exploring the option of building a third.

This plan aims to enable the airport to serve 50 million passengers each year by 2040, as Queensland’s population is currently growing by one person every 5 minutes and 37 seconds.

Brisbane Airport
Artist impression of future Brisbane Airport

In the next 10 years, 5 billion AUD will be invested in upgrading both terminals, building extra car parking, developing a regional aeromedical hub, expanding Skygate and DFO retail facilities and building more freight facilities.

Brisbane Airport is also currently discussing the need for a new, third terminal with its airline partners.

Alongside these growth plans, Brisbane Airport is targeting to be net zero by 2025.

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